Dear Bastien,
thank you for you for patience. It is a minor issue, still I try to
explain by an example (see below).
If the example below is exported to LibreOffice I am happy with all the
format, except the vertical spacing between list elements, which results
from the vertical space after each
Dear Heinz,
Heinz Tuechler writes:
> thank you - I know that. The problem seems to be that in the odt-file
> all lists, as well as all "normal" text share the same format. In my
> German version of LibreOffice it is called "Textkörper".
> So, if I modify that format in a ODT_STYLES_FILE it chang
Dear Bastien,
thank you - I know that. The problem seems to be that in the odt-file
all lists, as well as all "normal" text share the same format. In my
German version of LibreOffice it is called "Textkörper".
So, if I modify that format in a ODT_STYLES_FILE it changes all the
"normal" text, not
Hi Heinz,
Heinz Tuechler writes:
> Modifying it from within LibreOffice would mean to change every list by
> hand.
You can also create a dedicated ODT style and use it from within your
Org file -- see "Applying custom styles: the easy way" in the manual:
https://orgmode.org/manual/Applying-cus
Dear Bastien,
thank you for your answer. It helps to know that it's not possible in a
standard way.
Modifying it from within LibreOffice would mean to change every list by
hand.
For now I solve the problem by putting each list in a #+begin_verse ...
#+end_verse block. This is not ideal, but at le
Hi Heinz,
Heinz Tuechler writes:
> is there a way to modify the vertical spacing between lines in a list
> when exporting to ODT?
No -- but you can modify this from within LibreOffice.
HTH,
--
Bastien
Dear All,
is there a way to modify the vertical spacing between lines in a list
when exporting to ODT?
For PDF-export
#+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{enumitem} together with
#+LATEX_HEADER: \setlist{noitemsep} or
#+ATTR_LATEX: :options [noitemsep]
work, but I did not find any hint regarding ODT-expor
